Eng Malin

BSc. in Civil engineering | Hydrologist | MSc. in IWRM | Environmental and Climate Change advocate.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@umutcagrisariii Wh are you?

[Nicolas Hulscher, MPH @NicHulscher]

Bill Gates:

1. Allegedly got an STD from a hooker and then tried to secretly drug his wife with antibiotics so she wouldn't know (Epstein files)

2. Seeks to reduce the global population by 10-15% using vaccines (2010 TED Talk)

3. Views India as a ‘laboratory’ for experimental drugs

4. Funds the development of permanent quantum dot implants for vaccine passports

5. Laughs uncontrollably while warning about bioterror attacks

6. Funds H5N1 bird flu gain-of-function experiments

7. Sponsors illicit biolabs in Africa

8. Funds self-assembling microcrystal anti-fertility Implants

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@sholard_mancity Who are you, sir?

[Rigathi Gachagua @rigathi]

God have Mercy on these innocent children and women from Mandera.

I am overwhelmed by the information and evidence coming through from Northern Kenya on the misery and inhuman conditions women and children endure daily especially now the drought is ravaging the North.

We must, collectively, without fear, come through for our fellow Kenyans in Northern part of our Nation.

They are going through unspeakable indignity, inhuman and degrading conditions while their leaders wallow in opulence and luxury using the taxpayers money meant for development in the North.

I call upon all Kenyans to rise up and speak for the North, they too, are Kenyans!

|photos courtesy|

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@tylrdo @MarioNawfal Black in mindset, heart to think, and this is why Tanzania is always the always pad of Samia Suluhu.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@BasheOmar1 No more Somaliland. This is North Western State of Somalia.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@AmericaPapaBear Everyone knows about Somali DNA and their facial and body looks, so please keep trying to make us believe and accept your racism themes with interesting drama.

Somalia to the world 🌎

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@AveryDaye We are here not by begging, but as American citizens with constitutional rights like you; only the indigenous community truly owns America.

Regarding crime, Somalis should steal back resources equivalent to what America took as a silent revenge.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@AveryDaye Americans are responsible for bombing Somalia, forcing us here, stealing our resources to enrich the U.S., funding terrorists, and dividing our politics by backing warlords.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@AveryDaye You came here, stayed for long, and became American under the constitution, like us. Walk below your feet.

When it comes to stolen resources and crime rates, Somalis have to steal and get back anything worth the resources that were stolen from by America and make silent revenge.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@AveryDaye It is all Americans. We are here in America not by plea but as American citizens who own constitutional rights, and it doesn't make sense whether you hate or love us. You are like us, and no one owns America except the indigenous community.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@AveryDaye It's not a big deal for us to live in America. Who bombed Somalia and forced us to come here? Who stole our resources to make America flourish? Who created and invested in terrorists in our land? Who played on our politics, divided us, and invested in warlords among us?

[khaled mahmoued @khaledmahmoued1]

Ethiopia Must Prepare for War...
Sisi Revives Military Options Once Again

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi stated today, Sunday, that "Egypt will not stand idly by in the face of Ethiopia's irresponsible approach and will take all necessary measures to protect its interests and water security."

In a striking escalation of Egypt's stance toward Ethiopia regarding the Renaissance Dam, amounting to a declaration of the end of Egypt's traditional patience, Sisi clarified during the opening of the Eighth Cairo Water Week (under the slogan "Innovative Solutions for Resilience Against Climate Change") that this approach has led to an "artificially induced industrial flood" that harmed the two downstream countries (Egypt and Sudan) in the past few days, due to undisciplined management of the dam's waters.

Sisi reiterated his description of water security as an "existential issue" affecting the lives of more than 100 million Egyptians, calling on the international community and the African Union to confront "Ethiopia's recklessness" and impose a binding legal agreement that preserves the rights of downstream countries without harming upstream ones.Sisi's recorded speech reflects a shift in Egypt's strategy after 14 years of "wisdom and prudence" in ongoing fruitless negotiations since 2011.

Here, Sisi revives potential military options with phrases like "will not stand idly by" and "all measures," which are not new (they were repeated in 2020-2021), but their current context—with an explicit reference to "actual harm" from the floods—suggests possible preparation for limited military operations, such as precision airstrikes on parts of the dam or closing the Nile waters at the border.Sisi's statements, which implicitly threaten Ethiopia, coincide with reports of recent Egyptian military exercises in Sinai involving "water security" scenarios.

However, Sisi's insistence on "dialogue as the optimal path" leaves the door open for final negotiations before any radical step, emphasizing "cooperation" to avoid war.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@Ramadan70530344 Rooble isdeji.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@Mudanemaxamed @TiborPNagyJr Ictiraaf kii aaway?.

Please, @TiborPNagyJr let Soomaliland gain its freedom of independence?. You made us bankrupt, NOMORE to take our own money as outsourcing agent helping Soomaliland to regain it's independence.

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@Ramadan70530344 Rooble aamus

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@OGAA_NSHO Farmajo wax naga dheh

[Sudanese Echo @SudaneseEcho]

This Is Not a Film About 19th-Century Slavery... It’s a Crime Happening Now at the Hands of the UAE-Backed Rapid Support Militia

A horrifying video has emerged showing members of the UAE-backed Rapid Support Militia (Janjaweed) torturing a man who appears to be a civilian, suspected of being affiliated with the Sudanese Armed Forces or Joint Forces.

In the footage, the militia stops a pickup truck and forces the driver to park it directly on the victim’s chest — a brutal method clearly intended to inflict maximum pain. Despite the man's visible agony, the assailants continue shouting humiliating commands at him.

“Say the Rapid Support Militia are brave... say they defeated you... say the army is weak,” they demand, turning the man’s suffering into a spectacle of degradation.

This is not a movie trying to tell us about slavery in the old days.
This is reality — happening now — carried out by a militia that uses humiliation and cruelty as a weapon of war, under the watch of the international community.
What we saw in this video is not a dramatic scene — it’s a real crime being committed against unarmed civilians, simply because they are suspected of supporting the army or refusing to submit.
Slavery has returned in a new form — a militia parking vehicles on people’s chests and forcing them to praise their oppressors.

The video is yet another piece of evidence of the systematic brutality practiced by the Janjaweed militia against civilians in Sudan, with complete impunity.
It exposes the militia’s mentality of terror and public humiliation toward anyone suspected of supporting the national army — a deliberate effort to crush morale and spread fear among the population.

#Sudan
#RSFisTerroristOrganization
#UAEKillsSudanesePeople
#UAESponsorsTerrorism

[Eng Malin @engremaalin]

@JibrilQoobey Muqdisho iyo Hargeysa ma ahane inta kale BALEDWEYN ayaa ka dad badan